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Global Gems and Jewellery Market

Forecast and Opportunities, 2018

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Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary

2. Global Jewellery Market Outlook

2.1. Market Size and Forecast

2.1.1. By Value

2.2. Market Share and Forecast

2.2.1. By Region

2.2.2. By Segments

2.2.3. By Company

3. North America (U.S. & Canada) Jewellery Market Outlook

3.1. Market Size & Forecast

3.2. Market Share & Forecast

4. Europe Jewellery Market Outlook



5. Asia Pacific Jewellery Market Outlook



6. Middle East Jewellery Market Outlook



7. Other Regions Jewellery Market Outlook


8. Global Diamond Market

9. Global Gold Market

10. Global Platinum Market

11. Import/Export Scenario

12. Standards and Certifications

13. Industry Risk Analysis

13.1. Asia Pacific

13.2. Europe

13.3. Middle East

13.4. North America

14. Industry Trends and Developments

14.1 Booming Asia Pacific Market

14.2. Jewellery Market Pacing Slower than Luxury Goods Market

14.3 Fragmented Market

14.4 Market Dominated by Gold Jewellery

14.5. Emergence of Imitation Jewellery Market

14.6 Increasing Demand for Branded Jewellery

14.7 Increasing role of Technology in the Jewellery Sector

14.8 Online Retailing of Jewellery

15. Competitive Landscape


15.1. Porter’s Five Forces Analysis

15.2. Company Profiles

15.2.1.Tiffany & Co.

15.2.2.Signet Group

15.2.3.Gitanjali Group

15.2.4.Titan Industries Limited

15.2.5.Zale

15.2.6.Blue Nile

15.2.7.Harry Winston

15.2.8.Riche Mont Group

15.2.9.Richeline Group

15.2.10.Egana Jewellery and Pearl Limited

15.2.11.Unoaree

15.2.12.Graff Diamonds

15.2.13.Orra

15.2.14.LVMH Moët Hennessy • Louis Vuitton S.A.

15.2.15.Pomellato

15.2.16.Bulgari

15.2.17.Birks and Mayors

15.2.18.Damiani Group

15.2.19.Damas

15.2.20.Rajesh Exports Limited (REL)

16. Strategic Recommendations

17. Research Methodology

List of Figures

Figure 1: Global Jewellery Market Size, By Value, 2008-12 (USD Billion)

Figure 2: Global Jewellery Market Size, By Value, 2013E-18(F), (USD Billion)

Figure 3: Global Jewellery Market Share, By Region, 2012

Figure 4: Global Jewellery Market Share, By Region, 2018F

Figure 5: Global Jewellery Market Share, By Value, By Product , 2011

Figure 6: Global Jewellery Market Share, By Value, By Product , 2018F

Figure 7: Global Jewellery Market Share, By Company, 2012

Figure 8: North America (U.S. & Canada) Jewellery Market Size, By Value, 2008-2012 (USD Billion)

Figure 9: North America (U.S. & Canada) Jewellery Market Size, By Value, 2013E-2018F (USD Billion)

Figure 10: U.S. Jewellery Market Size, By Value, 2008-2012 (USD Billion)

Figure 11: U.S. Jewellery Market Size, By Value 2013E-2018F (USD Billion)

Figure 12: Canada Jewellery Market Size, By Value 2008-2012 (USD Billion)

Figure 13: Canada Jewellery Market Size, By Value 2013E-2018F (USD Billion)

Figure 14: North America (U.S. & Canada) Jewellery Market Share, By Region, 2012

Figure 15 : Europe Jewellery Market Size, By Value, 2008-2012 (USD Billion)

Figure 16: Europe Jewellery Market Size, By Value, 2013E-2018F (USD Billion)

Figure 17: Europe Jewellery Market, By Region, 2012

Figure 18: Asia Pacific Jewellery Market Size, By Value, 2008-2012 (USD Billion)


Figure 19: Asia Pacific Jewellery Market Size, By Value, 2013E-2018F (USD Billion)

Figure 20: Asia Pacific Jewellery Market Share, By Region, 2012

Figure 21: Middle East Jewellery Market Size, By Value, 2008-2012 (USD Billion)

Figure 22: Middle East Jewellery Market Size, By Value, 2013E-2018F (USD Billion)

Figure 23: Middle East Jewellery Market Share, By Region, 2012

Figure 24: Other Regions Jewellery Market Size, By Value, 2008-2012 (USD Billion)

Figure 25: Other Regions Jewellery Market Size, By Value, 2013E-2018F (USD Billion)

Figure 26: Global Raw Diamond Production, By Volume (Million Carats)

Figure 27: Global Diamond Jewellery Market Size (Regional), By Value 2011 (USD Billion)

Figure 28: Global Diamond Jewellery Market, By Region, 2011

Figure 29: Global Gold Jewellery Market Size (Regional), By Value 2011 (USD Billion)

Figure 30: Global Gold Production Market Share, By Region, 2011

Figure 31: Global Gold Jewellery Consumer Market, By Region, 2011

Figure 32: Global Platinum Jewellery Consumer Market Size (Regional), By Value, 2011 (USD Billion)

Figure 33: Global Platinum Jewellery Consumer Market Share, By Region, 2011

Figure 34: Top Ten Countries Export Scenario: Diamonds, not mounted or set, By Value, 2011 (USD

Billion)

Figure 35: Top Ten Countries Import Scenario: Diamonds, not mounted or set, By Value, 2011 (USD

Billion)

Figure 36: Top Ten Countries Export Scenario: Gold Unwrought or in Semi Manufactured Form, By

Value, 2011 (USD Billion)

Figure 37: Top Ten Countries Import Scenario: Gold Unwrought or in Semi Manufactured Form, By Value,

2011 (USD Billion)

Figure 38: Top Ten Countries Export Scenario: Platinum Unwrought or in Semi Manufactured Form, By


Figure 39:Top Ten Countries Import Scenario: Platinum Unwrought or in Semi Manufactured Form, By


Figure 40: Top Ten Countries Export Scenario: Articles of Jewellery and Parts thereof, By Value, 2011

(USD Billion)

Figure 41: Top Ten Countries Import Scenario: Articles of Jewellery and Parts thereof, By Value, 2011

(USD Billion)

Figure 42: Top Ten Countries Export Scenario: Silver Unwrought or in Semi Manufactured Form, By


Figure 43: Top Ten Countries Import Scenario: Silver Unwrought or in Semi Manufactured Form, By


Figure 44:Top Ten Countries Export Scenario: Pearls, Nat or Cult, By Value, 2011 (USD Million)

Figure 45:Top Ten Countries Import Scenario: Pearls Nat or Cult, By Value, 2011 (USD Million)

Figure 46: Top Ten Countries Export Scenario: Precious and Semi-Precious Stones, By Value, 2011

(USD Million)

Figure 47: Top Ten Countries Import Scenario: Precious and Semi-Precious Stones, By Value, 2011

(USD Million)

Figure 48: Top Ten Countries Export Scenario: Articles of Precious Metal or Metal Clad with Precious

Metal, By Value, USD Million, 2011

Figure 49: Top Ten Countries Import Scenario: Articles of Precious Metal or Metal Clad with Precious

Metal, By Value, 2011 (USD Million)

Figure 50:Top Ten Countries Export Scenario: Articles of Natural or Colored Pearls, Precious/ Semi

Precious Stones, By Value, 2011 (USD Million)


Figure 51: Top Ten Countries Import Scenario: Articles of Natural or Colored Pearls, Precious/ Semi

Precious Stones, By Value, 2011 (USD Million)

Figure 52: Top Ten Countries Export Scenario: Imitation Jewellery, By Value, 2011(USD Million)

Figure 53: Top Ten Countries Import Scenario: Imitation Jewellery, By Value, 2011 (USD Million)

Figure 54: Global Luxury Goods Market Share, By Region, 2011

Figure 55: Global Jewellery Market – Porter’s Five Forces Model

List of Tables

Table 1: Top Producers, Importers & Exporters of Jewellery

Table 2: Standards & Certifications



Table 5: Standards & Certifications (Gold)

Table 6: Standards & Certifications (Silver)

Table 7: Standards & Certifications (Platinum)

Table 8: Standards & Certifications (Palladium)

Table 9: Industry Risk Analysis - Asia Pacific

Table 10: Industry Risk Analysis - Europe

Table 11: Industry Risk Analysis - Middle East

Table 12: Industry Risk Analysis - North America

Table 13: Internet users in the world, 2012

Table 14: Company Profile: Tiffany & Co.

Table 15: Company Profile: Signet Jewelers Inc.

Table 16: Company Profile: Gitanjali Gems Limited

Table 17: Company Profile: Titan Industries Limited

Table 18: Company Profile: Zale Corporation

Table 19: Company Profile: Blue Nile Inc.

Table 20: Company Profile: Harry Winston Diamond Corporation

Table 21: Company Profile: Riche Mont Group

Table 22: Company Profile: Richline Group Inc.

Table 23: Company Profile: Egana Jewellery & Pearls Limited

Table 24: Company Profile: Uno A Erre Italia SPA

Table 25: Company Profile: Graff Diamonds International Limited

Table 26: Company Profile: Orra

Table 27: Company Profile: LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton S.A.

Table 28: Company Profile: Pomellato SPA

Table 29: Company Profile: Bulgari SPA

Table 30: Company Profile: Birks and Mayors Inc.

Table 31: Company Profile: Damini SPA

Table 32: Company Profile: Damas Jewellery LLC

Table 33: Company Profile: Rajesh Exports Limited


1. Executive Summary

Gems and jewellery have been a part of several cultures and customs for centuries. From a

very long time, people have been using gems and jewellery as ornaments, gifts and for

investment purposes. The major segments of the gems and jewellery industry are gold

jewellery, platinum jewellery, diamond jewellery, and other jewellery which primarily comprises

of silver jewellery, precious stones and imitation jewellery. Jewellery is commonly used by

women as accessories such as bracelets, earrings, bangles, necklaces and rings to adorn them.

The global gems and jewellery industry was significantly impacted by the global recession from

2008-10 which slowed down the global jewellery sales, but has now started to revive and is

expected to grow at a faster pace. However, the growth of the jewellery market is outpaced by

the global market for luxury goods which are growing at a much faster rate. The changing

lifestyles and consumer trends have successfully pushed imitation jewellery as one of the key

segments in the global jewellery market. The majority of the market is still fragmented and the

markets in developing regions particularly XXXX, XXXX, XXXX XXX, etc. are still dominated by

the unorganized sector.

The size of the global gems and jewellery industry has recorded revenues of USD XXXX Billion

in 2011 and is estimated to close USD XXXX Billion revenues by the end of 2012. The global

market is growing at a CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) of over XX% with significant

contribution from the Asia Pacific and Middle Eastern markets. The XXX continues to remain the

largest market and majority of its market is composed of XXXXX. XXXX and XXXX are

emerging as the global processing and manufacturing hubs for jewellery market, which is pulling

more companies in the region.


2. Global Jewellery Market Outlook

2.1. Market Size and Forecast

2.1.1. By Value

The global jewellery market was estimated at around USD XXX Billion by the end of 2008 and

has grown at the CAGR of XX% and reached up to USD XXX Billion by the end of 2012. As a

country, XXXXXX holds the largest jewellery market in the world and also accounts for a

significant share in the XXX XXXX regional market.

Figure 1: Global Jewellery Market Size, By Value, 2008-12E(USD Billion)

Source: TechSci Research

The global jewellery market is dominated by the Asia Pacific and the North American jewellery

markets. XXXX XXXX holds the largest share and accounts for around XX% of the global

jewellery market, most of which is contributed by XXX and XXX. The North American region

holds more than XX% share in the global market for gems and jewellery, most of which is

contributed by the XXXXX XXXX. The growth of the global market was slow over the last few

years as a result of global economic recession and increasing prices of precious metals.

However, the industry is expected to increase fast over the coming years.

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In 2012, Gold jewellery market dominates the jewellery market followed by diamond jewellery

which holds almost similar share in the overall gems and jewellery market.

Gold jewellery market is larger in XXXX , particularly XXX and XXX which are the two largest

Gold consuming nations in the world while diamond jewellery holds maximum share in the North

American region, particularly in the U.S. Palladium is expected to serve as an alternative metal

for fabrication of jewellery over the years. Gold jewellery demand has slowed down marginally

but it is expected to sustain over the coming years.

Figure 2: Global Jewellery Market Size, By Value, 2013E-2018F (USD Billion)


Note: These are dummy figures; please purchase our report for actual figures.

The global jewellery market is estimated to reach up to USD XXX Billion by the end of 2013 and

is further expected to grow at the CAGR rate of over XX% reaching up to USD XXX Billion by

the end of 2018.

The majority of the manufacturing and processing of jewellery items does not take place in

those regions which contribute to the production and mining of precious metals. The

manufacturing and processing industry is largely done in the XXX XXX region where XXXX and

XXX account for a large share of the jewellery manufacturing market.

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2.2. Market Share and Forecast

2.2.1. By Segments

The global jewellery market was valued at USD XXX Billion by the end of 2012 and is expected

to reach USD XXX Billion by the end of 2013. In 2012, the diamond jewellery market held a

share of XX% in the global jewellery market and was valued at USD XXX Billion. The global

market for gold jewellery held a share of XX% in the overall market and was valued at USD XX

Billion in 2012. The market for gold jewellery holds the maximum share in the overall jewellery

market and is likely to continue its dominance in the future years.

The market for platinum jewellery held a share of around XX% in the overall jewellery market

and was valued at USD XX Billion by the end of 2012. The other jewellery categories

comprising of silver jewellery and precious stones, etc. made up for XX% of the global jewellery

market in 2011 amounting for a value up to USD XX Billion.

Figure 3: Global Jewellery Market Share, By Value, By Product, 2012



By the end of 2018, the diamond jewellery market is expected to hold a XX% share in the

overall jewellery market, which is likely to amount to USD XX Billion. In terms of value, United

Diamond 25%

Gold 25%

Platinum 25%

Others 25%


States has the largest diamond market in the world and accounts for almost half of the global

diamond jewellery market. The share of the gold jewellery market is expected to reach to XX%

of the overall jewellery market amounting up to USD XX Billion. XXXX and XXX are the largest

gold markets in the world accounting for almost half the world’s total gold jewellery market.

The market for platinum jewellery is expected to hold a share of around XX% in the overall

jewellery market amounting to USD XX Billion by the end of 2018. The other jewellery

categories comprising of silver jewellery and precious stones, etc. is expected to account for

XX% of the global jewellery market in 2018 amounting for a value up to USD XX Billion.

Figure 4: Global Jewellery Market Share, By Value, By Product, 2018F



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3. Asia Pacific Jewellery Market Outlook


The market for gems and jewellery in the Asia Pacific region was recorded at USD 60.48 Billion

in 2008 which increased up to USD XXXX Billion by the end of 2012. This increase took place at

the CAGR of over XX%.

Figure 5: Asia Pacific Jewellery Market Size, By Value2008-2012E (USD Billion)



It was observed that consumer spending pattern on luxury items declined as XXXX market was

also affected by the economic slowdown and is in process of recovery since 2010.

The markets in XXX and XXX grew at faster rates compared to the overall regional market. The

growth was driven by certain factors such as increasing disposable incomes, changing lifestyles

and E-retailing, which is relatively newer concept in developing countries, especially for gems

and jewellery.

Over the past few years, there has been a significant increase in the raw material prices which

in turn has increased the retail prices. However, the developing markets and the countries in

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XXXXXX have been able to successfully sustain the demand and overall market for gems and

jewellery.

The market for gems and jewellery in the Asia Pacific region is expected to reach up to USD XX

Billion by the end of 2013 and majority of this will be contributed by XXXX and XXX. In 2012,

these two countries accounted for over XX% share in the Asia pacific region and their

respective jewellery markets are also growing at a faster rate compared to the regional growth

rate.

The Asia pacific Jewellery market is expected to reach up to USD XXX Billion by the end of

2018. This growth is likely to take place at a compound annual growth rate of over XX% which is

faster than the growth rate of all other regional jewellery markets.

Figure 6: Asia Pacific Jewellery Market Size, By Value 2013F-2018F (USD Billion)



By the end of 2012, XXXX and XXXX are likely to have a contribution of almost USD 50 Billion

in the Asia Pacific jewellery market.

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4. Middle East Jewellery Market Outlook

4.1. Market Share& Forecast

The Middle Eastern market is currently valued at almost USD XX Billion which is about XX% of

the global market. This region has one of the fastest growing markets for gems and jewellery.

The market is primarily dominated by gold jewellery, but over the past few years there has been

an increase in the trade of diamonds jewellery, particularly in XXX. XXXXX and XXX are the

largest jewellery markets in the XXXXX region with a combined share of over XX%. Both of

these countries also account for XX% of the regional trade of gems and jewellery. The market in

this region is booming for both plain and studded jewellery, especially in the UAE.

Figure 7: Middle East Jewellery Market Share, By Region, 2012E



In 2012, XXXXX holds the maximum share in the Middle Eastern jewellery market with a share

of XX%, followed by XXX which holds a share of approximately XX%. XXXX XXX is one of the

top consumers of gold in the world. XX also holds a huge gold jewellery market with Dubai

serving as its trading hub. XX is well known as the Gold capital of the world as it holds several

gold souks and markets only for jewellery.

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5. Global Diamond Market

Diamonds are one of the most precious natural commodities available today. Majority of the

world’s diamonds are found in African region. Diamond Jewellery market is worth approximately

USD XX Billion that are produced each year with almost XX% of those coming from the African

region which amounts to almost USD XX Billion. Over the past 25 years, the sales of the global

diamond market have increased three folds. More than ten million people are employed and

engaged in the diamond industry globally including all the activities involved from mining to

retailing. Global diamond jewellery sales are growing continuously and which have already

exceeded USD XXXX Billion in 2012.

Diamonds are primarily used for two purposes, one being jewellery and the other usage being

industrial usage, because of its molecular properties. Majority of the diamonds are used for

industrial applications such as cutting, drilling, grinding, polishing etc. while XX% of the

diamonds produced are actually used for jewellery manufacturing.

The value chain process of diamonds includes steps such as XXX, XXX, XXX, XXX & XXX,

XXX XXX and XXX. In the entire value chain, majority of the margins are charged at two stages,

namely; mining and retailing.

New diamond supplies are now emerging and mining and production activities are no longer

restricted to Southern Africa, Russia, Australia and Canada. About XX% of the world’s

diamonds are located in XXX and XXX. In 2010, XXX million carats of rough diamonds worth

XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX


USD XX Billion were produced globally, majority of which came from XXX, XXX, XXXX and

XXXX.

Major diamond producing countries include Angola, Australia, Botswana, Canada, Democratic

Republic of Congo, Namibia, Russia, and South Africa.

Figure 8: Global Raw Diamond Production, By Volume (Million Carats)



The global diamond production and mining industry witnessed a fluctuating trend over the last

few years. Rough diamonds of XXX million carats were produced globally in 2005 and the

production dropped down to XXX million carats in 2008. The market further declined in 2009

and there was a slight increase in production in 2010, when rough diamonds of XXX million

carats were produced. The major players involved in the production of rough diamonds are XX

XXXX, XXXX, XXX XXXX and XXX.

Countries such as XXXX and XXXX have not yet realized their mining potential and account for

huge diamond reserves. The production of rough diamonds is expected to increase in near

future.

India is the world’s largest diamond processing hub. It accounts for more than half of the world’s

diamond cutting and processing industry. XXXX is the world’s second largest diamond

processing hub and accounts for over XX% of processing. XXX imports rough diamonds and re-

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exports after processing. This makes India the world’s largest importer and exporter of

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Figure 9: Global Diamond Jewellery Consumer Market Size, By Country, By Value, 2011 (USD Billion)


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The global diamond jewellery industry is currently valued at USD XX Billion, with U.S. share

amounting up to USD XX Billion. Japan’s share amounts up to USD XX billion followed by Italy

and India with a value share worth USD XX Billion and USD XX Billion respectively.

China’s share in the global diamond jewellery market amounts to USD XX Billion in terms of

value. The Gulf region’s market share in terms of value for diamonds amounts to USD XX

Billion.

Figure 10: Global Diamond Jewellery Consumer Market Share, By Region, 2011



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The XXX represents the largest market for diamonds and holds a share of XX% in the global

diamonds market. In addition, half of the XXXX jewellery market is made up of diamond

jewellery. XXXX is the second largest consumer of diamonds and holds a share of XX% in the

global diamonds industry. Similar to XXX, diamonds also account for almost half of XXX’s

jewellery market and more than XX% of the world’s diamonds are consumed by Italy. The XXX

market accounts for over XX% of the global diamonds market. XXXX accounts for a XX% share

in the global diamonds market while other countries contribute the XX% of the overall remaining

market.


6. Research Methodology

With the top management of more than 20 years’ experience in developed and emerging

markets, TechSci’s research methodology tender an exceptional combination of connoisseur

industry knowledge and in-country local research expertise. TechSci Research move towards

building market consensus view of size, shape, structure, environment and trends across each

category.

Our dedicated team of industry experts intensively monitored and analyzed various aspects

governing the performance of Jewellery market globally. The team has analyzed the

constructive outlooks of various segments and speculated a positive future of the industry

ahead. Taking in to consideration, various government initiatives, private investments, and

regulatory involvement, our team of analysts have provided a prudent analysis of the industry’s

performance in future. This would facilitate our clients in planning their investment decision and

explore several growth opportunities in this field.

For our study, we have gathered information through primary research surveys with vendors,

channel partners and customers followed by an exhaustive search of credible paid databases

such as LexisNexis, EIU, Hoovers, etc. Our team of experts have been then prudently evaluated

all the collected information and personated them in chronological order to depict a meaningful

and clear picture of Jewellery market worldwide.

It is worth to mention here that while compiling the data we have also crossed checked all the

collected information from multiple sources and data warehouses, so that we can present the

most accurate and precise information of the concerned industry.

In addition, we have also identified and analyzed all emerging trends including the important

drivers and challenges that the industry is confronting. Along with this, we have also identified

the possible growth areas in terms of expected sales in the country. With the coordination of


these factors, we have presented a coherent analysis of the performance of the Global

Jewellery industry in detail.

We have also presented various forecasts for the industry. The forecasts are based on our

economic and judgmental analysis on the basis of analyzed drivers, challenges and

opportunities prevalent in the industry. Most importantly, while forecasting, we have given due

consideration to the R&D investments, sector demand, and developments which are essential in

determining the prospective growth potentials of the sector. Thus, our report intended to depict

the most unbiased picture of Jewellery industry that will prove decisive to our clients.

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